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Opinions 

The Kremlin’s Posthistoric Summer

July 17, 2017January 6, 2018 Michelangelo Freyrie arts, evidenza, russia

Art is a relevant and tricky way to signal your intentions, especially if you like to boast a fading imperial

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Operations Room 

Mali is the proving grounds for the Common Defense

July 11, 2017November 29, 2017 Michelangelo Freyrie africa, eu, evidenza, france, mali, michelangelo freyrie

By Michelangelo Freyrie An unescapable characteristic of continents is that they´re big, and because of that, diverse.  Europe, despite being

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Global Politics 

Russian foreign policy at a crossroad?

June 5, 2017October 23, 2017 Michelangelo Freyrie evidenza, italiano, Putin, russia, Ucraina

By Michelangelo Freyrie Times of cultural uncertainty often cause dissonance between the real causes of a crisis and the narrative

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Intelligence 

Computers, Centaurs and Chess: the future of Manned-Unmanned Teaming

May 5, 2017December 9, 2017 Michelangelo Freyrie Americas, artificial intelligence, computers, drones, evidenza, human-machine teaming, UAS, unmanned teaming, US Army

Manned-Unmanned Teaming is hailed as the next revolution in warfare. What does it mean? Since 2014 much has changed in

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Global Politics 

The need of mediating between analysis and politics

May 3, 2017December 20, 2017 Michelangelo Freyrie Barack Obama, Ben RHodes, Blob, evidenza, michelangelo freyrie

Foreign policy isn´t a topic which goes along well with the simplifications of electoral campaigns. Despite being of prime importance,

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Global Politics 

The link between UK Universities and Gulf Countries

April 28, 2017December 23, 2017 Matteo Mozzi arabic studies, Bahrain, Cambridge, Diana Warwick, evidenza, financial aid, funding, Gulf Countries, influence, islam, Kristian Coates Ulrichsen, Kuwait, Matteo Mozzi, MENA, middle east languages, middle east studies, Oman, Oxford, oxford centre for islamic studies, Peter Agar, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tim Niblock, UAE, UK Universities

All six Gulf monarchies – Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait – have given substantial donations to

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Geoeconomics 

The rise of Israel as gas exporter

April 22, 2017November 29, 2017 Matteo Mozzi Carlo Calenda, Cyprus, energy, evidenza, gas reserves, gas supply agreement, Giorgios Stathakis, Greece, Israel, Israel Pipeline, Italy, Levant Basin, Leviathan, Matteo Mozzi, MENA, Miguel Arias Cañete, Nepco, Oil, Turkey, Yuval Steinitz

by Matteo Mozzi Israel and Cyprus, which have had increasingly close ties, sit on an estimated 3,450 billion cubic meters

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Italiano Operations Room 

Siria: il punto della situazione

April 10, 2017November 29, 2017 Alexia Zupancic Admiral Grigorovich, Al Shayrat, Aleppo, Alexia Zupancic, armi chimiche, attacco chimico, evidenza, gas sarin, Idlib, Igor Konashenkov, italiano, Khan Sheikhoun, MENA, missili tomahawk, Mosca, Nikki Haley, russia, siria, Trump, usa, USS Porter, USS Ross

di Alexia Zupancic È di martedì 4 aprile l’ultimo attacco aereo subito dai ribelli siriani, avvenuto alle ore 6, ora

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Intelligence 

Intelligence cooperation: asset or liability?

April 5, 2017October 26, 2017 Nuno Moreira Australia, Canada, Club de Berne, cooperation, eu, evidenza, Five eyes, Frederico Carvalhao, Intelligence, moles, New Zealand, Nuno Moreira, Portugal, russia, terrorism, UK, UKUSA

by Nuno Moreira Increasingly global threats call for secret services to share information, but cooperation comes with a price. In

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Geoeconomics Italiano 

Saudi Aramco, le difficoltà per un’IPO di successo del gioiello saudita e un’occasione da non perdere

April 3, 2017November 29, 2017 Stefano Iorio arabia saudita, dipendenza dal petrolio, energia, evidenza, gas, ipo, italiano, Medio Oriente, MENA, mercato dei capitali, Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud, petrolio, quotazione, Saudi Aramco, Stefano Iorio, Vision2030

  di Stefano Iorio   Il petrolio e il gas naturale rappresentano oggi i combustibili dominanti sulla scena energetica mondiale

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